Susan Kunimatsu
Frye Art Museum exhibit Formations is non-linear storytelling
Seeing Formations, Kelly Akashi’s show at the Frye Art Museum, is like reading a book with the chapters out of order. But each chapter...
Jun Kaneko: Selected Works on display at Traver Gallery
Jun Kaneko is internationally renowned for his massive ceramic sculptures, in dozens of public art installations in the U.S. and Japan and major museum...
Ikat: A World of Compelling Cloth features textiles from around the globe
The Seattle Art Museum’s exhibition, Ikat: A World of Compelling Cloth is a stunning visual experience. The museum’s large fourth floor galleries are filled...
Exhibit highlights the early years of George Tsutakawa’s towering career
George Tsutakawa is a towering figure among Pacific Northwest artists, known for his
monumental bronze fountains in prominent locations here and abroad. But Tsutakawa was...
(Un)Earthly Delights by Philippe Hyojung Kim shows at Gallery 4Culture throughout July
Philippe Hyojung Kim has a love/hate relationship with plastic. In the artist’s statement for his current exhibition, (Un)Earthly Delights, he describes it as “always...
Cultural influences flow across media and over time in “Folding Into Shape” at the...
Everyone who has folded a sheet of paper into an airplane has felt the satisfaction of turning something flat into a functional three-dimensional object....
A tale of two dragons at the National Nordic Museum
Dragons can be found all over the world, in the fairy tales, legends, and origin stories of many cultures. Dragons from opposite sides of...
Monterey Museum of Art presents the work of eight Sansei artists honoring family members’...
The incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II is a dark episode in U.S. history. Two months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor,...
Connie Choi, curator at The Studio Museum in Harlem, talks about her career in...
Viewers to an art exhibition usually focus their attention on the works of art. Some read the information on the wall cards and panels....
Harlem comes to Seattle: “Black Refractions: Highlights from The Studio Museum in Harlem”
Retrospective exhibitions usually focus on a single artist. Works that span a career are brought together to offer perspective on the artist’s life and...
